There is evidence that behavioural advice when given to puppy owners, results in fewer problem behaviours such as mouthing of people, inappropriate toileting, mounting and more importantly from a wider social perspective, aggressive behaviours towards unfamiliar dogs and people.
- Is it enough to just tell an owner to ‘socialise’ their puppy?
- Can we deliver a better set of tools to accompany this?
- Who can intervene with other learning, and how?
- What key advice needs to be given to prevent later behavioural problems?
- Specific training that assists with this puppy early learning, specifically with emotional learning.
- Why this is important for any puppy?
- How this approach fits into the pet care community especially with owners, and as early as possible
- Can we standardise practice advice, ideally in consultation with experienced trainers and behaviour professionals?
Karen Wild | Beyond socialisation: A new approach towards earliest intervention
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